Introvert Survival Tactics: How to Make Friends, Be More Social, and Be Comfortable In Any Situation (When You Just Want to Go Home And Watch TV Alone) Paperback – February 5, 2017

I loved it! I'm a self-confidence coach and an introvert so it was very important that I get and use this info. It was right on the money! Many of the strategies taught in the book were ones I naturally use and wondered why I was doing that? They really have helped me. I liked it so much that I sent copies to my favorite introverts. It was plain to see how it would help them. Thanks Patrick for your insight!

This is a quick read due to it's simplicity and the author repeating main points. I discovered these tactics over the years and find them to be true and helpful. I only wish I had read it in my younger years!

Good explanation and really seemed to describe an introvert personality well. Contains useful information that can be used in social situations.

Awesome book, I identified with it very much! Great to see more books that cater to a part of the population that until very recently was pretty much ignored or seen as socially weird and awkward. Maybe I am, but I am also an introvert! Introvert Survival Tactics was spot on for me and my experiences. Very authentic view and stories to help make the points. 5 stars.

It didn't hold my interest very long.

Great reflections on why introverts act the way they do, and what can you do to have a better time

It written for the goal seeking extrovert, rather than the salient information seeking extrovert. There is one paragraph dedicated to why you are an introvert. The rest is only tactics that most introverts learn by the age of 25. It is also very repetitive without feeling of the tactics. At the beginning of the book, there are bunch of highlights, they are non-existent by the middle. Makes you wonder if people stopped reading, or if just didn't find anything interesting to highlight.

The author explained in easy to understand words the difference between introverts and extroverts. For years I wondered why I'd want to leave a social event after two hours. Why I was so exhausted when others were getting energized. It all makes perfect sense now thanks to Patrick King.